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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 987, 15 October 1881, Page 2 (Supplement)

TUESDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1881. SALE OF KOROKIPO & MOTEO ESTATES. MR. M. R. MILLER Has received instructions from the owners to sell by public auction on date, at the Criterion Hotel, Napier, the whole of the abovenumed valuable Estates, containing— fiQfxA ACRES, divided into 19 sections, as under : —

Section. Acres. No. 1 251 Parawhariki 2 192 3 163 3a 145 4 170 4a 117 5 61 Waima 6 294 6a 167 Korokipo 7 172 8 73 9 1261 10 539 10a 76 11 1000 12 829 13 359 Moteo . 13a 241 14 133 * Title under Land Transfer Act. This valuable property is situated about six miles from Napier by the Taradale and Omaha Road, and contains some of the richest agricultural and pastoral land in the Colony. Terms : —| cash, £ in 2 years, balance in 5 years, bearing 6 per cent, per annum. Sale at 2 p.m. After the sale of land, announcement will be made of the time of sale of the Stock on the property, comprising about 16,000 Sheep, 200 head of Cattle, Horses, &c. These will be sold on the ground. Plans of the property can be obtained at the office of the undersigned and of Messrs. Miller and Potts, Waipawa ; Murray, Roberts and Co.’s, Wellington and Dunedin ; R. Wilkin and Co., and Auckland, Campbell and Co., Christchurch ; A. Buckland, and T. W. Hickson, Auckland ; Wm. Common and Co., Gisborne ; Freeman R. Jackson, Wanganui ; and Carswell, White and Co.’ Invercargill. M. R. MILLER, 499 Auctioneer, Stock & Station Agent. MASONIC STABLES. Funerals !!! SAM STEVENSON begs to notify that he has had a NEW HEARSE built, and is prepared to attend funerals at ordinray trap prices. 26 Season 1881. STUD ADVERTISEMENTS AND PEDIGREE CARDS, Printed and arranged for with despatch at the— ■ STANDARD OFFICE. TO LET, SEVERAL COTTAGES containing 3,4, and 5 rooms, all in good order; rent moderate. Apply to—--389 C. D. BERRY’S Office. OXIDE OF IRON PAINT, Prepared by the THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING C O M P A NY, Thames, New Zealand. CHARLES HILL, Manager. THIS PAINT is the Most Durable—the , CHEAPEST—the Purest and Best that can be used for all kinds of Iron and Woodwork. It preserves all materials covered with it from decay and the action of the weather, and is unsurpassed for all— FARM BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, AGRICULTURAL" IMPLEMENTS, &C. MACHINERY, BOILERS, And all description of Ironwork. It has also the advantage of being free from all poisonous or noxious ingredients, being made from peroxide of iron ore. Weatherboards, Shingles, &c., served with it will resist fire. Is supplied ground in oil or in powder. We have used this Paint on Iron Castings and Steam Boilers, and approve of it' very highly—A. and G. Priee, Engineers, Thames. For Woodwork I consider it superior to Belson Hematite, as it possesses greater body, and, leaves neither sediment or waste. W. Ericlcer, Painter, Thames. It has good drying qualities, and a very intense body.—C. Bloomfield, Painter, Auckland. Agents ; — T. <& S. MORRIN, Auckland. T. IV. CARR & SON, Gisborne. PARNELL & BOYLAN, Gisborne. . . 477